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This is the documentation for the latest release of
This DWIN_SET is compatible with:
the motherboard firmware of
any version of DGUS2 OS
the 272 x 480 pixel portrait-mode DWIN TFT display delivered stock with each Creality CR6 printer
NOTE: This DWIN_SET is NOT compatible with the AnyCubic Vyper display.
The Vyper is supplied with a different TFT.
If users wish to adapt this display to that TFT, they will need to use a bitmap editor to modify the screenmaps, and DGUSTools to refactor the application. That effort is beyond the scope of this project.
This DWIN_SET must be flashed to the DWIN TFT display, from an SD card.
The SD card must be prepared as documented in
A high-level set of installation instructions is included in
Detailed Instructions and Examples for preparing-for, performing and troubleshooting problems with the flashing process are documented in
Some users will have difficulty flashing this firmware to their display.
The CR6Community CR-6-touchscreen firmware is licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL) v3.0
e.g.: The display bootloader may not read their SD card correctly Troubleshooting advice is included in Some users will have flashed their touchscreens with a different version of DGUS2 than the one for which their display was calibrated. Those users will find that although the main menu screen is correctly displayed after flashing this firmware, the buttons will not work if tapped, as if their touchscreen is "frozen".
DGUS2 Kernel files are provided, with , to support users who wish to flash their screen back to a compatible version of DGUS2.
A brief summary of the differences between this release and the CF6.1 release is documented in
A brief overview of known issues with this release is documented in
Guidelines for reverting a CR6 printer from CR6Community Firmware back to Creality stock firmware are included in NOTE: Those guidelines are offered in good faith, but we obviously can not guarantee that those instructions will work, since we can not be sure what (if any) changes Creality have made or will make to their systems.